Where in Sweden should you live?
Want to know what it's actually like to live in an area? Vartill gathers open data on safety, rents, healthcare queues, water quality and more, so you can compare cities and kommuner for yourself. Mark what matters to you on the map and see the whole picture.
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Stockholms län
Stockholm
Fourteen islands stitched together by bridges, design studios, and quiet archipelago weekends.
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Stockholm by neighbourhood
Neighbourhood data currently covers Göteborg (incl. metro areas where built), more cities are on the way.
The neighbourhood map for Stockholm is not ready yet. Göteborg and Stockholm have one today, and Stockholm is next as the data pipeline comes online.
Reported crime is somewhat above the national average; conditions vary between districts.
Compare on the city page →Sweden's most competitive rental market, first-hand contracts can take years.
Compare on the city page →Headquarters, finance, and a deep tech ecosystem anchor the labour market.
Compare on the city page →Getting around
Good to know
One 30-day SL ticket covers metro, buses, commuter trains, trams and several ferry lines across the whole county.
Try Aspudden
Small-town feel, 12 minutes from T-Centralen, beloved by young families.
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What matters most to you?
Pick one and the map shows the right layers, plus the areas that stand out in the data.